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Does it help (or complicates) to show this example ?
... Both for the silver decoration, that looks partly a similar work to my ignorant eyes, as also for the blade, that somehow reminds me the one show by Alan in post #17 ... naturally influenced by the date marking attitude. Most probably you already knew this specimen, shown here. http://old.blades.free.fr/daggers/badik/bad03/bad03.htm Fernando Last edited by fernando; 26th April 2008 at 01:43 PM. |
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Hello Fernando,
The blades of Alan's and Dominque's badik are made from Dutch VOC swords - possibly the blades of broken colonial swords got recycled and given a 2nd life while your nice piece has a Javanese pamor blade. Regards, Kai |
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Hi Kai,
I understand that, although my intention was to remark an eventual familiarity between those blades, this has nothing in common with my example, which is of local production. I have registered this piece of mine as being from the Sulawesi island; should i change it to Jawa, or is this an indiferent situation ? Thanks. Fernando |
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